A series of military equipment participating in the parade was transported to the center of Hanoi.

On the evening of August 18, in Hanoi, under the rain that lasted for many hours, the military equipment participating in the parade and marching at the celebration of the 80th anniversary of the August Revolution and National Day on September 2 was transported by specialized vehicles into the center of Hanoi.

On the night of August 18 and early morning of August 19, dozens of military equipment were transported by specialized vehicles to the central assembly area of Hanoi to prepare for the upcoming mission.

The equipment was transported overnight to the center of Hanoi.

On the evening of August 18 and early morning of August 19, there were 3 convoys of vehicles transporting equipment to the center of the capital. The equipment was gathered at the F1 Racetrack (next to My Dinh National Stadium), the Command Center (Nguyen Tri Phuong Street, Ba Dinh Ward). After that, the equipment was unloaded, and specialized vehicles returned to the National Military Training Center 4 to continue transporting other vehicles.

According to reporters' records on the night of August 18 and early morning of August 19, from the area in front of My Dinh National Stadium, dozens of curious people waited to see the motorcade pass by.

On Ho Tung Mau Street (pedestrian overpass section), dozens of people were also present to wait and watch the convoy pass by...

Some images captured by reporters on the night of August 18 and early morning of August 19. Photo: DO TRUNG

Leading the convoy are traffic police cars and military control vehicles.

Equipment transported through Ho Tung Mau street area

Military and police forces were present early to ensure security and safety for the convoy.

The convoy passed through the My Dinh National Stadium area.

Convoy carrying military equipment, vehicles and artillery into the center of Hanoi

Some students and residents used their phones to record the moment the motorcade passed by.

The convoy quickly moved to the Command Center on Nguyen Tri Phuong Street.

Immediately afterwards, the vehicles were unloaded.

DO TRUNG

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/hang-loat-khi-tai-tham-gia-dieu-binh-dieu-hanh-duoc-van-chuyen-ve-trung-tam-ha-noi-post809034.html